Résultats

      The Bible used by this family is a translation from the Latin Vulgate, a late-4th-century Latin translation of the Bible.

      Pages for recording family stats - note the annotations by the owner

      A photograph of the gravestone of William Trench.

      Wax seal for Niagara Lodge No. 2, circa 1850, together with the imprint of the seal above.

      Death entry in this family bible for one Catherine .McDonald, late of Glengarry since 1815.

      Content warning: Racism, Slavery, and Colonialism The Alexander McPherson letters contain discussion of slavery and managing a plantation and may contain violent descriptions. Some of this information may be difficult to absorb. These ideologies are not condoned by Archives at Whitby Public Library, but the Archives has preserved such records …

      Final Date: Dec 1856; Final Location: Lake Ontario., Disappeared.; Bound Kingston for Toronto she went missing, 12 lives lost.

      1860 129 old style tons. 1861 Refastened & repaired; 96 x 20.3 x 8.4', 141 2/3 old style tons. 1868, Feb 22 Owned James Falconer, Kingston, ONT & Henry Grimshaw, Wolfe Island, ONT. 1870, May 7 Owned John Irvin. 1871 Owned Erwin et al. Oakville.; Original Owner: William & Co.

      Other Names: THISTLE; 1860 Owned D. Connacher, Colborn, ONT. 1862 Rebuilt, Port Colborne by D. Connacher as schooner THISTLE, 72 tons.

      1854 Owned Kelly & McKenna, St Catherines, ONT. 1857, Jun 15 Ashore Point Pelee, Lake Erie; released by tug R.R. ELLIOTT; towed to Malden, ONT. 1858, Apr 21 Aground Lime Kiln reef, Detroit; released by tug CLINTON. 1858, May Struck by lightning, Lake Erie. 1860 230 tons.

      Dimensions (LBD): 59' x 13.6' x 4.8' ; 1860, May 2 Owned George Laidlaw, Toronto, ONT 1861, Feb 2 Owned William O'Mara, Kingston, ONT 1862 Owned David Forbes; rebuilt, lengthened; rigged as two mast schooner by Ault and Mitchell; readmeasured 69.9 x 13.5 x 4.8', 50 tons old measure 1864, …

      Dimensions (LBD): 74.5' x 16.49' x 6.5' ; 1854 Owned E. Boyle, Kingston, ONT. 1857 60 tons. 1857, Jul Sunk, Nine Mile Point, Lake Ontario with pig iron; bound Kingston - Hamilton. 1858, Aug Stranded ashore in gale on Long Point below Port Burwell, ONT; cargo staves. 1860 114 tons. …

      Dimensions (LBD): 88' x 17' x 7' ; 1857, Jun 29 Sprang leak & foundered between False Ducks & Nine Mile Point, Lake Ontario with pig iron. 1874 Owned M.K. Dickinson, Montreal, QUE; 88.3 x 17.3 x 6.9', 104 net tons; barge.

      Final Date: 16 Nov 1865; Dimensions (LBD): 91.9' x 20.6' x 9.11' or 10.1" ; C9017603 or C903447. 1856 - 1865 Register notes many owners, last 1865. 1856 Sunk near Port Elgin, ONT. 1857, May Grounded, St. Clair Flats. 1862, Nov Grounded & sank, Chicago, IL, Lake Michigan. 1863 Chicago …

      Final Date: Nov 1867; 1861, Aug 15 Ashore Beaver Harbor, Lake Michigan; repaired Milwaukee, WI. 1862, Sep 24 Collided with & damaged by brig RIO GRANDE, St. Clair River. 1865 Repaired. 1866, Aug Rigging damage in Lake Huron gale. 1866, Sep Broke rudder & damaged hull, Chicago, Lake Michigan. 1866, …

      Official No.: BRITISH; 1851 - 53 Replaced the WHITEFISH in fur & fish trade; in service until 1863, Lake Superior.; Original Owner: Hudsons Bay Co.

      Final Date: 31 Oct 1870; Dimensions (LBD): 122' x 25' x 10.5' ; 1855, Oct 24 Wrecked off Milwaukee, WI, Lake Michigan. 1857, Oct Collision with & sinking of propeller OLIVER CROMWELL in straits of Mackinaw; also damaged in collision with schooner INTERNATIONAL; both towed by tug SPRAGUE at the …

      Dimensions (LBD): 48.5' x 14' x 5' ; 1854 Owned by Robert McBean, Toronto, ONT. 1878 Owner Benjamin Walton, Toronto. 1879 Listed as 41-ton scow sloop owned by Goldring, Toronto.

      Final Date: 1920; Dimensions (LBD): 49' x 14.3' x 5.7' ; 1855, Feb 13 Registered Hamilton, ONT. 1856, Mar 6 Owned William Charlton, Toronto, ONT. 1861, Oct Stuck on Gull Harbor, wrecked. 1864 Owned Jas. McSherry, Toronto. 1869, Jun 8 Rebuilt & lengthened; 69' x 14.4' x 5.7'; owned R. …

      Dimensions (LBD): 67' x 18.6' x 7.4' ; 1854, Mar 4 Owned M.W. Browne, Hamilton, ONT. 1854, Nov 6 Sank near Presque Isle, ONT; crew rescued by schooner CHARLOTTE. 1855, May 7 Owned Z. Palmeter, Hamilton, ONT. 1855, Nov Sunk, Niagara River with ballast stone. 1856, Jan Raised; sinking was …